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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12
THE BEECHER ExPosURE.

The Chronicle publishes a mass of AZ.
fidavits and other evidence duplicating
Herbert F. Beecher, the Treasury Agent
and virtual Collector Of Customs at Port
Townsend, in a variety of crimes. says
the San Francisco Post. The charges
are comprehensive enough to satisfy all
tastes. They cover ~offenses of every
grade, from s~windling the Government
out of six dollars on a board bill to
murder. According to the Chronicles
story. no method of making money was
rejected by Mr.. Beecher from any scru-
Piles of conscience or honor. He took a
few hundred dollars from friend to buy
postal orders with. and put it in his own
pocket; he systematically falsifed his
accounts; he made contractors for Gov
eminent work sign vouchers for larger
amounts than they received and kept the
difference; he connived at opium SNUG
Cling, and when finds were made cheated
the informers out OF their fees. The
man who collected evidence against him
met with a mysterious death on his way
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12

The wrestling matches thai took place al
Grass Valley, Cal, On Tie 4th. 9Th and
6;h inssEots were tie besi that have bssr
witnessed sbsre !or several years. TIE
prizes vent 10 the ~follOziag parties: WIN.
Mutton. frat prize 500; Jacob CooDbs,
second prize. SO; James BOdds. third
prizs. $50; Wn. Martin. foaria prize. $50;
Manuel Sooble, Eth priIs. $40, ard " C.
Bennett. sinh prize, SO. william Nut
ton il young nan, whom the Grass Val
ley Union says Was vel entitled 10 the Isl
prize b. she pluck. endurance AID skill be
exhibited. He Vas enthusiastically sp-
plAuced for his achievement. as he de-
fested several Of the most experienced and
skiIltul wrsstlsrs Of tie district. who had
won first prizes % several occasions.
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ne " here she
Waters Flow.


White Pine News: Some Of the young
men who went over TO the Robinson races
found il diAcult secure slssping quarters.
They rent ont 10 the banks OF Murry
Greek, laid down in their robes and blank
ets, and the Of music bzbbling Eaters that
costa nKry cent . g&llon) dreAmt Of the
River Of Life" Hi Cole and Dan Mo
Donald would be there yet if friends had
not aroused them from the charming
sleep that the musie Of the running brook
inspired No wonder Tsylorites imagine
themselves IN Paradise when they lay
down b. 8 running stream.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12

P. b. Hjul is just in receipt Of 9 large
lot Of glassware and c~rockery. Also, q
fine assortment Of library and parlor
lamps-the finest ever brought to the
market Also. 6 nice assortment Of silk
plush cabinet frames. and frame mould
ings. Also. carpets, oiicloih aud mating,
bird cages. He has also just been made
agent for the celebrated ligh.-running
Domestic" sewing machines, which are
now on exhibition ~ his store on South
Main street. They are Of all sizes and all
prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12

MARX TuaGa's Scholarly Attain
Psv-ss Wis kz9E SG11l L Cls1s1s
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ro idea q tie scho.kriy GftAEnEsns Of tie
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uxs. Ab-sLikzs sd witty o1s. ia l. t-1s.
bzs wsss tbs Shallow. 5lTpSoeys the irrsvsr-
-cs taKis = IAs characteristics & Excy
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sza xzu15 sEs-Scs Eosf things - pozzf 9
sEnay paragraph
D--s Nbss3E. Eh3 Las r8lrfso the per
traits & -os7 C tie literary Ds2 AID
wo7zz os tS-31T. PA5osaj TWklns Iof
sa-g AZ. L1d SID Ct hin Asi she lad
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so-rh thk- TEkns t-Ezchk1t, 1bT5ozs.
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Ezca, t5sy nsy bs Abe e oouprehead
how ts- oos i from moving 4 1kn so3say
hT Ia 2ztl2shs3 Eo1ks- Brooklyn
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12

W. J. Smith takes pleasure in informing
the residents Of Eureka and surrounding
country thai his stationery and business
10 now located in the new Possofiee build
ing. where q full and complete stock will
always be found, together with the latest
novelties ss the most reasonable prices.
A full line OF ine tobacco and cigarettes.
Imported Key West and Domestic cigars q
specially. With many thanks for their
past liberal patronage, be hopes 10 merit
q continuance Of the same.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12

why He viii Nes xs 10 ST. Leafs
ST. LgCR July T.-ClErAzknd has writ-
ses s isttsr 70 Nsyor Frknsis. saying that
be vii n1f vzzif 81 L01is da-ing tts
Grad Aruy Eoeklpzsnt he declines
o. sseozus q sbs cppositsO1 Ct the Grand
Ar-r. He sEEs-
/ beg .0z 10 understand that I AZ 70;
co1sz02z q any kss Of mine which sho1Id
make rs fear 10 nest tie Grand Ar1y O.
tbs BsP7tlSe u AIT oshsr Essszb1zge q
~ tssioH-c5Eze1s- TIE sco1zai q NJ
oEcisl stewardship is always ready FOX
presentation 70 ny c0u1ryEso-
] sEould Doi be frkrk 4 ! failed 90 co..
tass. While d1sc3kl-lDg ar resentment
thai ] have bssa Ezrt b. fhs unworthy and
Ek-toa attacks made upon ne growing
ont q this ugste-. and tbs reckless nan-
rsr IN which M &S;sozE Ard motives have
b5sa represented. both YEb.icly and pri'
Tktsly, for which. bowsFsE, tia Grand
Army Of tbs Esp1blics ~ 8 body, il By 10
means responsible
The President also states that i Eny krs
dsssruiosd to 6sooz1ce hin and his kct.
81 tbs e0cAmpusns as thinks they sho1ll
BE- permitted 70 do % unrssusinsd By hi
preseccs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12

The Original Abietine Ointment is only
put up in large two-ounee tin boxes. and
is an absolute cure for old sores. burns.
wounds. chApped hands. and ali skin erup-
tions. Will positively cure all kinds OF
piles. Ask for the Original Abiesine 0int-
ment. Sold by John s. Cap-on. druggist.
Main street. Eureka. Nevada, at 25 cents
per box; by mail, 30 cents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12
Terrible Accident.

Miss Lena johnson. while engaged in
washing the windows Of her residence in
Portland, Oregon, last Wednesday. fell
from the sseonds.ory window and vas
impaled on . picket fence. Some Of the
pieksts passed clsAr through her body,
and abe died shortly after having been
moved 20 the hospital.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12
Killed by the Cars.

Silver State: Conductor Ssedey was
killed yesterday By the cars at Humboldt
Wells. His foot csughf in 3 switch frog
and before be could extricats il the train
ran over him, almost cutting him in two.
He resided 81 Terrace. on the Salt Lake
Division, and leaves avidow and four chill
dren 20 mourn his untimely death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12
INSTRUCTION.

An OPPORTUNITY Torv-1-
N obtain Instruction In thetNkWMuStc
Vocal Art. 1 will also instructl-A@
in the Art Of Music Reading, @@
Tine, Tons RelAtions, etc.
Special attention VIII be paid 10 VOICE
CULTURE. Primary instructions on the
Guitar. Terms REASONABLE.
Residence. Spring street. between BAsenan
and CLARK. WILLIAM SAMPSON.
Eureka. June g. lSs7. j2e-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12

A LOT OF HORSES, MARES AND COLTS.
n belonging 20 the estate Of J. n. Comsit..
deceased, viii be sold shortly. For particulars.
inquire Of CHARLES FKRhARIS
1Sxw Main street, Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12

Lunch baskets, posted meats and deli
cacies. just the thing for picnics, At Joe
Hsnsmann's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12
The Bulgarian Question.

ST. PETERSBURG, July l0-The Noyce
vremya says that the election OF Prince
Ferdinand of Saxe-C oburg TO the Bull
garian throne exhausts Russia's pa
tience. Austria will not succeed, adds
the paper. Russia's action may in
convenience Austria.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12
Trees ard Grassy Meadows.

SAssr Nooks aad GrcTtoes- DezEhrl ana
Fcrzr=s22s sEssss tor lz2ee parties E12 E-FAts
EkshEr--gs
g~srzrrz1g. ire trass VII fsxTe Pklsh1e 81 ;
c'cIock 2 n the skzDs 6sy. arriving NJ Ezrsk1
~ ssa p. H. E1Tzag TIC exezrE1 aists 6Ts I'D
q hkt hours II PAlis12s. the Zost p1etEresq1
spos Il EsFs5z-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12
FINE CALF BOOTS AND SHOES,

Ladies' and Misses Calf ard Goat heavy-but-
ton Boots and BAlmorals. These goods. which
srs of the latest style, AID made by the beat
manufacturers Of csiifornIa and the East, viii
be sold ~ prices in keeping with the times.
Eureka. Sovember 10. iss5. Milf
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A Large Fire Record.

NEw York, July 10.-The CONNER
cial Bulletins June fire record shows
the largest fire loss of any June on rec
ord, excepting in 1877, the month of
the great fire at st. John, n. B. The
total is Sl0,1S2, 100, and larger than the
average June fires for ten years pre-
yious to 1886 by.nearly s 400. 600.
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Robinsoa's Mammoth Circus,

Ccrs5stcg q ihrss rnEs II one tszi, and tie
greatest EAzkgsrze travelling. vii EAop ~
Eko On M1a6sy, July u. and tbcss who wish u
sAs i vii have = Er4e1d8S opportunity, A. far
thsr ErTEnEeus1-z have been n1A5e VIII the
Csu1rz PEG6e Railroad Company fcr tsose De
ssrrg 70 20 70 Kk0 o. tbs oecGsioa- They
ear return 70 EErEks and wsy Toirts from
P.Hss5e on f5ssr sxcurs1cz tickets oo TUESDAY.
the Issh inst
Fare for the roa13 tip TO PAlissds ard r.
tzr1 % EzrekA
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SUNDAY, JULY II,
Fishing, Boating,
Swimming.

There is IN as k1bde along TIE bkaks ef s<
HzEboa5t River
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TELEGRAP HIC.


WAsHNeroS, July 10.1o0gressmAn
H-ter. Of Alabama hzs been inter
viewed He SAYS -As 70 there BE-
ing any break II TIE Democratic so1d-
nv d tsse So11h, rs Al nonsense
Ever thing IN M State * booming n
: hzszness way and b1Sness men are
vel c11seutei with everything tie
Administrators IN particular There
: NJ 5o1E zbZ- President 4
S~t-r to-day II Alabama than NJ
ever wzs. and, N nv oFGnlOn, s1ronge-
al through The Seth Why, the En-
thuszsr i skin to that ior JAckso0-
JuS wait I'll the proper TINE cozDes
and ron Ell see What the south VII
do Far Ceyrznd He VII o The nex7
President bevund the shadow G :
douff. 81 Least 4 the South has any
thing 10 SAT about Il There l. stsoui
o0e political voice there, and hzt Is,
: Ez-7z-1 -w :. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-12

WASHINGTON, July 10.-General
Rosecrans who was taken i'll Tuesday
night, resumed his official duties yes
terday. His physician advised him to
remain indoors until he had thor
oughly recovered, but so soon as he
was able to dress himself he posted off
to the Treasury Department, where ne
remained all day.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-30

On the train crossing the Rocky
Mountains heard teamster tell about
mother bear and her cub, giving good
example to human mothers in family
government. This man was going up
the mountain for pine logs, driving a
wagon. On the TIP Of large rock by
the side Of the road was young bear
the mother having started up the noun
tain on the approach Of the team. 1.-THE
cub looked so cute, said the teamster,
.lying taere with its paws dropping
over the edge Of the rock, watching the
horses as they came up. Presently the
old bear came bounding back to the cub,
and, giving it nudge with its nose,
started up the mountain again, expect
ing the young one to follow. But the
cub made no move. The old bear ther
came back the second time. and, taking
the cub in its arms. gave him severa
cuffs. This time the cub obeyed orders
and followed the old bear in gallop NJ
the side of the mountain. Dumb Ami
mails.
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sCIhN riFIC sCELLAv

BY means Of mixture OF pulverized
magnesium, chloride Of potash AMI sui.
phlde Of anthony, Messrs. Goedicke and
Methe produce an explosive lightning.
like illumination VIII Oh il likely to be Of
much value in photography. The fash
lasts on fortieth # second, and pro-
vides cheap and practical method Of
securing instantaneous pictures at night
or in dark places.
From records covering more than
twenty years, it appears that the aver
age annual rainfall Of the whole Of India,
excluding Burmah and the Himalya, is
about AZ inches. The range--one Of the
most wonderful in the world, from
about 800 or 600 inches in Cherra Papji
to from to inches in Slndh.
From an examinati IN Of butter from
various parts Of France, NJ. f. Diclaux
learns that, contrary to general opinion,
the quality Of this article depends large.
~ on the breed Of cattle and their food,
the pasture soil, influence Of season, age
Of milk. etc.
An exhibition Of useful insects and
their products, with noxious insects and
specimens Of their injuries. will be open
in Paris from August 27 to September
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THs aAfLRoAD WASH


1t has been limited to us that arraHge-
ments are quietly being made to do the
preliminary work necessary before or
ganizing a company to build railroad
from this city to tap some Of the impor-
tant mining camps in Eastern Nevada
and Western Utah, namely: To have
preliminary surveys made and mapped;
to have the districts carefully examined,
and reports and maps made of them. We
believe this work could be done for sum
not to exceed $1,000. We believe that,
with the data prepared. the money to
build 400 miles Of good road could be
easily secured in the East We believe
that the surveys would show that the
400 miles Of road could be built and
equipped with 40 ID steel and plenty Of
rolling stock, for $500, 900, aud that
when completed it could depend upon
1000 tons Of ore daily for freight, besides
the mail, the express, the coal, salt and a
vast amount Of merchandise and agri-
cultural products. There are over forty
mining camps to be tapped. One thou
sand tons per day would be but fifty
tons from each Of twenty camps. This,
at 81 per ton, would give the road S2 900
per day, or S600,0O for 300 working
days in year. Allowing half the sum
for expenses, the other half would pay
IL per cent. per annum on the cost of
the road. Considering everything that
would demand transportation. and the
road ought to pay % per cent. per year,
or, with rates like those generally
charged, so per cent per year. There is
no better promise held out to men any
where for investment. And such road,
started from here and with the idea Of
keeping this city its main depot, would
double the population and value Of
property in this city in twelve months.
1t would do for it more than the Union
Pacific, the Utah Northern and the
Utah Southern are now doing. 1t would
be more to its prosperity than to have
three new Eastern roads enter the Terri.
tory, for those roads, even IL they GOV.
cred the same lines and commanded the
same camps, would ship ores through
this city and on to Denver. Kansas City,
Omaha or Chicago. II this city had the
nerve to subscribe the first 81 200, 900 to
the road, it would get all its money back
in Eve years; it would before that time,
have its assessable property Implicated,
and it would thereafter draw a revenue
amounting to enough to pay all its run.
ming expenses without taxing the people
for anything except needed improve
ments. No mathematician can success.
fully dispute these figures. Which one
of our rich men will lend his strength to
the scheme and thereby double his for
tune. Salt Lake Tribune.
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STATE ITEMS.

Boardevs at the Nevada State Prison
are fed upon more succulent beef than
the guests at the Palace Hotel in San
Francisco get. The choicest animals
from the ranges are slaughtered to put
fat upon the bones Of impenitent convicts.
No penal institution in the world feeds
its inmates so well. A short termed
ICON" remarked the other day: u
don't see why anybody bankers for a
pardon. This is good enough place for
me. When they send me out Tn coming
back as soon as 1 can and 1t won't be
any petty larceny proposition either
Ill come to stay" McCullough's GARD
ers are evidently quite contented--some
of them at least. Carson Appeal.
Van wyck is said to be the quickest
broker in the Board, Mcdonald the
tallest, George Ives the smallest, Jack
Wattles the handsomest, George Hickox
the fussiest. Markis Hall the wittiest
DR.. Fox the gravest, Bob Morrow the
deepest, Hughes the loudest, Jerry
Lynch the traveller, Charley Lairg the
pigeon shot, Gurnett the poet, Fred.
Hadley the best natured, Joe King the
fisherman, Jack Mahoney the orator,
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sum N oMs.

IN TaE JUSTICE COURT. IN raE STATE
L Of vAds. t'oun y Is ncoi a, P'ocne
township. before A. A toung AJuAice " Tue
Peace In . I'D fJr the t. wnsntp Aad cJuny
afoEe-aid. The s,a.e VI AsvadA to lie ha nohn
erte.ins;
yoa .re heraby sunmoned 70 sppear hsfoi:
the uudvr.i sn-i, : Justice VI the Pesos, ~ ana
piocne 10 xnship, - my ohcr IN Piocns, "
said county u Lincoln. IN the Slth dAJ VI July,
1851, IS u'ei0sf 4. y. ~ Auswsr unt' my
compliant Of P,zinttd. ]. u. Heece, WHO sizes 70
cover ~ IL .nsnt agn'n.t you ios the ~ "A o.
Two Han ir,d AMI Eighty lti5JI Dollars, the
balance remaining due usop az sccouns o.
TWEEN you aud sai plsinlin for medical VT:
vices req ierel yon. &c By sad plsintid, AMI
the bail tvr wh.ch rerv .ces Wss herofoiort rem
iereL. o. fully cot forth In complsint on nie
In NY office AMI n you fall TO sppe u and
answer. tine pislut q then and there will tAks
Judgment sgsinst you for the sum VI Two Hun:
ise5 aud kishty ,S,soj D,llars. gold ehn Of
tho Uui,ed " 500, tho Aforesaid amount, TO-
git or with rosts ami damages.
Given under my hand, Ia the Township Of
pivele. tnia and day of June. 1857.
Justice Of the Peace Of ssid Tswnship.
Atheists true copy Of the original 81 unons.
D. TuRNES. sheriff,
ny 2. d. Smith. Depaty. 3aaettd.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-30

One OF the few historical kisses was
that which Queen Margaret, Of France,
in the presence Of the whole court, i'm.
pressed upon the lips Of the uglisst man
in the kingdom, Alsin Charter. whom
she one day found asleep, exclaiming to
her astonished attendants, II do not
kiss the man. but the mouth that has
uttered so many ciiarming things" Ali
it was worth while q bs poet in those
dsyA-Ex.
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A nice pious young man, who tried to
steal kiss from Washington belle. got
his nose SO covered with red paint that
his pastor subsequently stopped him in
the street and ldiscourssd to him for ten
minutes on the evils Of strong drink -
Ex.
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MIsoELLl
ALIAS So

Geo 8 sswyer, Plainti =. v'
Johu Dry. Defendants acti, hro,, ~ aud
Df'trlct Govt II the siv'h judicial IN, ~ tbs
u state OF ~.vads. in sud ior ths go ~ iet q
Lincoln, aud III compl.ini MID Il, All rg q
lhs"iu N the oince OF the Citik Of ana
tri tCuuft. " hAia rs
Fhe at. % Nevada sends Greeti- y,
:, 70 Dsnitl br, am John Drv. salt def.na.
t"u sr' hereby reqni ed 10 spps AZ ~ ~ ss,'''
D.ousni sfsihe' you by the above named Mat =
n ~ the Distri Court of tie s.rtb JnS,'....
district Of tie State Of Nevada, In and r.. ~
y un.y OF LII rolL. and snsa+r ths con'ni. w
NJ thes"in. within ten days .xclus,ys ~ ~
Jay Of e-fvic.i after the service on yon ~ ,a Wy
SUI mons. IL Grved IN rsid CONT o
Ae we'd out Of saii COUNT. but within trd A.
trit within twenty days and In ali otbtr 80.
,osey assh; or Judgment by default uili ~
sal complaint. ''
The sud action Is br ought 10 recover a ind
,nent rr he run u Five Hundred isNri nai'
lars gold cotn, an q balance due for ser,,,..
performed ny sad Plsintif as an sttorurx NJ
counselor ~ law nr You. At your especial n.
STANCE and request. in attend ing TO your i,,ss
ests q, heirs ~ snd to The Estate Of Al.rsnSs,
Dry deceased. and Jon ate hereby ,:o.ined, ,bsI
II on fail 10 arfear snd nnswer the .uia oor,.
pisinf 81 ab W r. iuired. the said o sintin All
take Judgment for said scm Of $500. geld co,s
and costs Of said action.
Given under my hand and the ss.l
OF the District Oourt Of the "a
judicial District Of the State n
lsrAL,l hrvsts. in and Tor the Comm,
~ Lincoln. thiR Twentieth al
o. January, In the year u on
Lord one thousand eight hus.
dfed aud eighty six.
!ss1iod II =. GEAR. CLERK
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Governor Seward used to tell = story
about Governor Draper, who was dining
one day It thu Congress Hall Hotel,
whore the butter happened to be par
ticulafly rank. Here. john" said
Draper 10 : fAvorite waiter who was
standiua behind him. 'John take this
batter away, some people like their
batter stronger than others" John took
ths plate, held il up to his nose mo.
nsat with tho air Of conuoisseur. then
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served il firm voice: .'Misther Draper
siis y Tie strongsst butter in the house.
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,slsEaLr soB MORROW.
Eiattering Prospects ofh:s Eeing Sent
to San Quentin.

Eiattering Prospects of his Being Sent
to San Quentin.
rs. F. Post
The suit just entered by +. T, Nor,
they against Robert F. Morrow mean,
that the jury bribing combination, which
has twisted our courts around its finger,
10 broken, and that the scoundrels whc
were too strong for the law may cut each
others throats.
The history Of the case has not yet
been forgotten. The Geary street Rail
road Company had occasion to leave an
immense sidewalk pit open, and on a
dark night into il walked man named
Wright. The widow, being left in
poverty, sued the company for damages.
The company thought n cheaper to bride
jury than pay an honest Judgment. and
Robert F. Morrow, the President. and
James McCord, bis friend, the superin.
tsndent Of the sntaer-street road, un.
dsrsook to see the job executed. They
made the attempt through thres tools
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